Police respond to apartment disturbance and fire alarm, Mexico IN
Suspicious ActivityOfficers responded to an apartment near North Eddy Street after reports of someone banging on a door and requesting police contact. Fire units were also called due to an alarm initially flagged as panic but then classified as a fire alarm. No fire was visible on arrival.
Audio|Source: Mexico Volunteer Fire Ground
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Transcript:
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Near North Eddy Street is a foundry building apartment near Eddy apartment for suspicious activity callers reporting that somebody's banging on their apartment door they do want contact near North Eddie apartment building a 93m i'm clear you're on scene are we clear to make a call yes ma'am you can attempt it then forth
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so i want to go for nine
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9 is 30.
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70. 10.
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10.
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Could you advise the complaint when I get there? She'll have to let officers in.
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I don't have a way to get in.
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10.4.
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Thank you.
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2293, just for 43.
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It rings twice and goes to voicemail.
00:52
Clear we're approaching keep it open.
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10-4[1].
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122 you can let fire now they can come.
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I'm not seeing any visible signs of the fire though.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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